Penrith Panthers

St Pat's will be testing their limits this Saturday and Sunday when they play Lithgow Panthers and Bathurst City in back-to-back women's Premier League Hockey matches at Bathurst. Panthers will provide the biggest test of the season thus far for the Saints,

FRESH off an encouraging performance against competition leaders Lithgow Panthers, and with many players making a return to the squad, there's a buzz around the Bathurst City camp. They have a derby clash against St Pat's in women's Premier League Hockey this Sunday at Bob Roach Field,

With the upgraded NRL protocols the Jersey Flegg and Knock-On Effect NSW Cup games have been moved to Saturday. See the new game day details

Penrith's record-breaking depth could prove their saviour during the State of Origin period after recording the greatest start to a season across the top rugby league grades.The Panthers remain unbeaten in the NRL and can become just the second side in 25 years to record a 9-0 start with victory …

The Manly Sea Eagles fired up after copping a spray from coach Des Hasler at half-time, but it wasn’t enough to rescue them from a 28-16 loss to the Penrith Panthers. Sea Eagles fullback Tom Trbojevic told Mark Levy and Billy Slater the rest of the club shares their coach’s …

All the scorelines, highlights, injuries and judiciary news from the eighth round of the Telstra Premiership. The top five teams flexed their muscles – unbeaten Penrith made it eight on the trot while the Eels,

The Loddon Valley league got its much-needed first thriller of the season on Saturday as Marong's clash against Pyramid Hill duly lived up to its hype.

Martin was the beneficiary of an excellent short ball from Nathan Cleary which split the Manly defence, allowing him to score an easy try that put the Panthers up 14-6 half an hour into the match. Then,

A fiery half-time spray from Manly coach Des Hasler wasn't enough to steer the Sea Eagles to a shock victory as the Penrith Panthers maintained their unbeaten start to the season. Manly, who came in today off the back of three straight wins,

PENRITH Panthers fans were hoping that their team's trip to Bathurst's Carrington Park to face the Manly Sea Eagles on Saturday wasn't going to disrupt their perfect start to the season. They may have suffered a late scare but the fans got the result they wanted.